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The first time you attempt a DIY alignment, you'll likely end up spending a few hours working away at it because changes to a wheel's camber setting also results in a change to its toe setting.

Is it possible to align your car tires yourself, or do you always have to go to a professional mechanic? Here's what you'd need and the steps involved.

Once you have chosen a shop to handle your car's alignment, you should be prepared to divulge some information to the technician prior to getting started on the road-trip phase.

Alignment at a modern shop includes four-wheel "thrust" inspection, caster set, camber set, and toe set. Some shops can perform a true "four-wheel alignment," but unless a classic truck has a ...

It’s especially helpful if you’re working on your car at home and don’t want to rush straight to the alignment shop. And here’s the best part: doing something like this builds your confidence.

"The alignment itself takes almost no time at all, but you can tie up a truck and a driver or technician for hours getting the truck to an alignment shop," he says.

The first time you attempt a DIY alignment, you'll likely end up spending a few hours working away at it because changes to a wheel's camber setting also results in a change to its toe setting.